Living Beyond the Blame Chapter 75

The two book travelers who lost Johnson endured the severe cold and searched for the runaway boy in the snowstorm.

The snow on the road had been swept, but the wind and snow were too strong, and a thin layer of snow soon piled up on the ground. They found that Johnson's footprints disappeared at the edge of the motorcycle tire tracks, and the couple with ulterior motives immediately came to the conclusion that "the protagonist was kidnapped by someone else."

They hurriedly followed the tracks left by the motorcycle tires and continued to chase forward.

The snow was falling too heavily, and the traces became shallower and shallower, and were finally buried by the snow. Lawyer Charlie squatted down unwillingly, brushed away the snow with his sleeves, and identified the blurred lines.

Suddenly, a snow pit appeared on the road and Katie fell into it. There was a used, shoddy animal trap at the bottom of the pit. When she climbed out, she found that the scenery of the surrounding streets had changed. The big trees were tilted, the mailboxes were overturned, the window of a roadside store was shattered, and an alarm sounded.